OBIGD7 OF THE FRANCO-GEBMAN
WAE,
i‘-intrr«*tluc' Statements 'liy'tUe French
Ambiundgr at Bcrlta«*Blti of Secret
XlUtory.
Count Benedetti., .who for. several years
'precSditogths- declaration of war against.
Oecmaiiy In 18T0 w.w the Ambassador
at uerhn. lias published a volume of *w<J
pages-cntitled “My Mission m Prussia, giv*
inghU verskmof tiioorigin of the war. i«
his preface he says that ho is not chargeaim
witnthe diplomatic offence of leUinp tb
i""oyoniment remain ignorant of n hat
going on in Germany bedore Jnn.
On the contrary. be announced the H Utu
zolleru candidature as early as the u tera
March, ISW. Several pretimmary chakra
-'lire devoted to describing t battle
tweeu France and Germany from ih o
<o( Kouigeratr. to the Spanish
the most important part of the 'volume
fots to the negotiations h Vas about 11
n-; AccmdinctoM. Bciiedettn I “j\j urt heat
o'clock of iho morning l afternoon of tbe
«t Wiiaw. "I*™ I-' r r
M./Bcmmin l»avi« logout once to
Vl' lv instructions would await him.
Tlmwi* instructums, t-umwl liv tin l Dnc iif
iVi'imiinml, Ur here jinnls at luugtli. Prince
1 d,nnld laid ncerv'tetl tin* position of cjmdi
inn!for the Crown of Spain. The King of
i Prussia had professed, says the despatch, that
lie was altogether indltlereut to the fact.
“In ftat case said tl.c Due. “we Keg of
him tube so uo lunger, hat to jmctfere.il
put iv order, at least bv couusols. to
prevent the farther progress of tbe'leswn
in-a tmvate letter of the name date, dul>
M. d«TGraminont said; Yon must reuUy gct a
downright answer from the 11b
wbat alone will satisfy us: Ihc Kings go\-
ornment does not approve of the acceptance 1
.sj*mitied by Prince Leopold, and orden* lm»
it an given without the Knij-s j
neniiisbioii/ r Thus early be t\rote in the
£uuc letter: Wc cannot be put oil, for m
case of a nou-satisfactory reply, next
day movements must, liogm to vimUlc 14
-innv to take tbe held within a fortmght.
*Ge.t’tlie King to revoke his permission, and
it will be an immense service; n
m»t it will be war. But no
ambiguities, no delays.” On the day afU-t
his arrival M. Benedetti was received by the
,i dined with him. In a lougcoim-r
AtfflffnTOV/5 1 iajl Hyrn his consent
to Prince Lcojmld s cuudiuanlu-, ,l!
head of ,the family, not as u
ins government bad had nothing uau
~,nttnr: and
rrTllWrnncc. M. Benedetti urged that the pub.
licvrould never bo brought to understand
tUisdistinction. and pressed the King much
1« consider the state of public feeling in
Prance and tbc ease with which he might
render a priceless service to the cause
of uwwe, hut the King was immova
ble, maintaining that the Prince 7 reso
lution in do wise affected the honor of
Prance. At last. however, he said
lie had written to the Prince’s father. Prince
Antoine, and had asked him whether his son
bad considered the excitement that was ex
isting in Franco on the subject, adding that
lie expected to hear from him on the subject.
M. Benedetti easily obtained the promise that
ns soon as the King received Prince Antoine's
reply he would see him again. Xu the course
of the conversation the King spoke warmly
respecting the language held by the Duo I
<le Graminont in the Assembly, which be said
was very like a provocation to Prussia. I
On the lOLh 31. Benedetti did not sec tbe i
JCfcoft tUllatc in tbe evening, bnt on that I
May M. de Granmiom telegraphed. “We can-
not wait; we must have an answer before 1
the day is over. Onr preparations must be
gin. We cannot let Prussia get first/' Later
in tbe same day he telegraphed, “Let me
have a despatch which 1 can read to the
Chamber. Tell nsthat the Kingknewof and
authorized the Prince’s acceptance, and that
lie now asks for time to confer with the
-J'riuco before making known his further reso
JntioiiK.” M. Benedclli sent oil on that day a
/'caution to Paris: war. lie said, would become
inevitable if milhaiy preparations were com
mpueed with ostentation. In the evening he j
saw the Kingand told him that the French
Government could not possibly put its
explanations in the Assembly. The King
'-fetid he had not hoard from Prince Leopold,
blit would receive Mr. Benedetti in Hie morn
ing. On the loth the Due deGramuiont wrote
toAl.Beuedctri a private letter, in which he
said. “We really cannot allow onr adver
saries to to get before us to-day, as they got
before Austria in ISM. Beside. I tell yon
fcuuklv. public opinion is vehemently excited
iind-thVeatens to take the Control of affairs
out of onr hands. We must begin, and we
shall not wait longer than until
*llm arrival of your despatch to
call in the ttH),OOO men wlio are liable, I beg
yon earnestly to telegraph me something
clear and decisive, if the King will not
counsel the Prince of Hohenzollelti to give
wav—well, there is nothing for it hut war.
iujtl in a few days we shall In* on the Khine.”
Oiithellth, M. Benedetti obtained another
andieneeof the King, which lasted an hour.
The King asked the French Minister to tele
graph to Paris, ami say that he expected an
nnswerfnmi Prince Leopold that evening or
next dnj% uml would see M. Benedetti imme
diately upon its arrival. In the
course of the conversation the King
said, “I am not so ignorant as yon
may supjmse of the preparations your people
arc'making in Paris, and I tell you frankly
that 1 ou my side am taking care not to he
surprised.” He afterward suit that he trust
ed peace would be maintained, and that it
would be if at Paris they would only wait
the short time that would be necessary to
enable him to contribute to that result. 31.
.•-Benedetti explained to his government that
the King’s anxiety seemed to be that In*
should not stand before Germany as having
any responsibility in the matter of Prince
Leopold’s candidature, but should lei the
withdrawal be entirely the Prince’s act.
<Jn the Hlb M.deGi-amni(mttelegrapiied to
.BM, Benodotti that the latter was imtspcaking
with siillicieiit limitless, amt his language did
not currufipond to the iiosition taken by the
Emperor’s govrrnmcnt. The King’s distinc
tion between himself and his government
jnnst be rejected: the King must positively
forbid the Prince to persist in his Candida
lure, ami either silence or ambiguity on his
part would be taken to signify a refusal. On
the Pith 3l.de Gnimmont sent two telegrams.
In iho first he consented to wait a d;»v for the
luxurs answer: in liir semiul, niurked ven
conlidmitial.” lie said, “Knjploy all your skill
lo be able to inform ns that the renuncia
tion of the Prince has been announced, eoiu
.municated, or transmitted to you by the King
ofpnissia or his government. This is a
matter of the highest importance. The par
licipuii(»n of the King must come out as a
fact in some way or oj her at any price.” Chi
the evening of the 13th it was known at Paris
that the Prince had withdrawn his candida
ture, and on the i:»U M. Benedetti telegraph
ed to his government: “The King has re
ceived the response of the Prince HoUeuzol-
Icrn, who announces that his son withdraws
from his candidature. His 3lajcstv author
izes me to say that. Jie approves of this reso
lution.” 31. Benedetti says lie considers
that the object contemplated in his iusirnc-
Horn*, was thus gained, and that Franco 1
liad received the satisfaction she
'Tisptircd. Bnthc points tot ho language of
the Paris wress and the Assembly, which de
jiouuced this success as a ridiculous triumph:
and to the pressure of public opinion he
traces the tuidcr which the Empe
ror's government was placid of urging
wholly now and. in themselves, excessive de
mands. But it appears from a despatch of
fbo Due de Gramniontnf July 13, that as 'soon
ns the French Government knew that the
Prince had withdrawn, it ordered 3f. Bene
detti not only to require the King to associ
ate himself with the Prince’s art. hut to give
till then unhcardrbf undertaking not to
s.:inction this candidature utanv future lime.
31. Benedetti saw the King on the loth, ami
preferred the new demand according to Ins
instructions; but the King linnly refused to
comply with ift He neither could nor would,
lie said, take any such engagement. While
be was with the King, the Dnc do Graminont
was inditing another and more urgent tele
gram to tho effort that France was not, ami
/amidiiot*l>e. satisfied with what the King
jiad done. At his last audience, 31. Benedetti
was I,ml hy the King to expect that he would
see hint again on tin* following dav. but
instead lie himself received a* visit
from tin' King’s Aid-de-camp, Prince
Kadziwil. ami learned from him that the
King considered the matter terminated, and
that anythinginore M. itenedrtti might have
to urge must ne communicated to tbe Minis
ters. M. Benedetti attributes the King's re
fusal to see him to wounded feelings, ns he
had in the interval received from his Minis
ter at Paris; Baron Werthcr, nn account of
his interview with the Due de Gramont and
M. de.OlUvicr.itt which they were represent
<*l as making oemands upon the King, which
the latter considered derogatory. But in any
easc/M. Bendcttl siiys, then* was no want of
«*oiirtesy at Em*on either side. 31. Benedetti,
according ti»orders, ndimied to Paris ami the
King went to Berlin, with what result is only
t«si well known. 31. Bendetti proves convinc
ingly that he faithfully cxccul«ml his instruc
tions, amlis less successful in shaving that
Hie war was forced on the Emperor’s gov
ernment by the Assembly, the newspapers,
a-ul the population of Paris,
T&rible C’rintr. on the Hodaen Blvrr
Kailroad Trnek-A .Tina Mhot nnd Left
for tbe Can. to linn Over.
U w:w lirii-fly unt ill'll, a few .lavs
limt a man iwmtMl Uustuw was
found lyiiiit half dead, on tho. HiuLhiu Uivnr
Kflilmad track Dear J{ivc*riUil«*. 11m particu
lani of (lie affair reveal a loinlblc talc, wlik-U
makes rtio Mood run cold. At o’clock
Weduesdav momiiiff the eiipnccr <»f a south
erly hound train saw a man sitting or
on the track I*et ween Kivcrdale and Spnylca i
I)ii>*VjT. Ho whistled down brakes, hut
tho locomotive run over the man be
fore the train was stopped. Tho con
doctor walked baek and found Ku&ster
ly lUJcoDsoions and luithetl in Mood. Tliere
were four trashes on hi«* faee. and the Mood
pushed out of (ho arteries of his arms, which
were mangled and cut to pieces, lie was well
dressed, hut clots of blood were found over
tho diamond on the shirt pud over the rings'
on the huger. He was lifted in a car and
conveyed to New York, and at once scut to
Bellevue Hospital.
iTpon 1 examining him after his arrival there,
it was found- that near the right ear a pistol
hall hud entered and (font* out of the left
cheek. It hail gone straight through tho
head and cat all the bones between, mid an
jneh and .a half below another ball had
jmatMNt through. He was still alive
and able to speak, and stated to a
reporter that ho left tho fair
r.„ Imrtttmo lit late hour tliowuu'rv
viuusaml took the cars for tim
he took a ime-horee car for MautlWiaO;
vine, where, with sovprtl fric l s v, j v(?^l°,l l,,
passage ou a train foc,l oakers. At rt
le got out of the train for
wont oil, leaving him hehidd; He wbikcii a
little way when three one
fiinv n-nre excited and talked txcitc u\
tol.} hhn he would shoot him, and duUhoot
W u He fell on the track ami hearing a
train coming tried to crawl away. He dirt
crawl a little, hut could not go any further
when lito train ran over lus.nrms. At this
Sng&of his whisperings to the reporter ins
eyelids dropped and ho could speak no more.
Fie cannot recover. Ho was the owner of a
largo shoe store in Yonkers aud belongs to a
highly respectable German family. A large
amount,of money, which he had in his
pocket, was fbunrt imtouchod. hut his gold,
watch was missing.
RAILROADS,
cmw, iifdiii a lode
Through Line,
And Louisiana New Short Route
FROM
CHICAGO TO KANSAS CITY.
On sad aftar Monday, October 3Mb, 1871, trains vil
eare and arriva at WeVt Side Union Depot, near Madl
on it, bridge, as follows:
Leave.
9:00 a. m.. (except Sunday) Express Mall, for St. Lunls,
(except Sunday) FastPxrress. for EansM
(Sty, direct, via Jacksonville, ill., end Louisiana.
i:10 p. m.. (except Snoday) Joliet Accommodation.
.•JOp. m., (except Sun-lay) MpUt Lxpruii for bt. Loai%
via 51 an Line. On liundny thU train nms tf
Lightning. Express for St.
Lon‘; via Main Line, and also via Jaeksoovill.
7:00 pTVij?°(exrept Saturday) express for Kansas CIU
direct, via Jacksonville, JIL, and Louisiana, Mo.
Arrive.
From St. Lonli tUUrW:IS a. m.: p. m. (except
Sunday); and .stWp.m. (except Sunday).
From Kansas City dnlly-Ttl* a. m. (except Monday).
and 4;ii« p. m-(except
SBStffta.fitiVr ?nd brlltr tllur
ti'-ii ~i'.'t•» N* pin??' Dining and Smoking can
ire run <v> all onr lines. xno only line running tl»c«
oars ta'.iNu Chicago and st. Louis, and tunning
Saturday night trains, and making the tlmeln eleven
hours.
J. C. McJftLLIIV,
General Superintendent, Chicago.
JAMBS GUABLTON, General Passenger and Tick*
Agent, Chicago.
PULLMAN
Palace Gar Go.
General Office,
506 Michigan-av.
LAND TITLFS.
Sit Tit Its.
All persons owning BEAL ESTATE in
Cook County should at once prepare to
PEOVETHEIB TITLES. Alter on act
is passed providing for this, it will take
years FOB OUB COUETS TO COM-
PLETE THE BUSINESS. Therefore
if yon wish to save expense and delay,
hand in yonr abstracts, deeds, &c., at
once, as the business will he taken up in
regular order. First come first served.”
Charges low.
ill f. BlUil
BEAL ESTATE ATTOENEY,
No. 393 Wabash-av.,
IN BASEMENT.
SPECTACLES.
MONEY CANNOT BUY ITI
ibr Sight is lYiceless!!
But the Diamond Spectacles Will Preserve it.
IF YOU VALUE YOUU EYESIGHT
cat; TUEBC
PERFECT LENSES.
Ground front tnimitu crystal itebblra. meitctl to
iretlicr. and di-Hvo their name. Dlaiiond.*' on ae.
emuilof their JIAT;BND*ft aNH JIRILIJANVV- They will
la.sl many years ivitlmut chance, and aro warrautctl
superior to «I 1 others in twc. Mauulactuml ha.
J. E. SPENCEK vt CO- OjiH’ciniis,
NEW YORE.
CAUTION.—None genuine unless ftlamiHil with our
trademark.
for sale In* respouslhle .(gents throughout the Union.
W. M. A* J. 11. .YIAVO, 4ft*Stnto-st.
Jewelers and Opticians, are sole agents h>r Chicago,
ills. 1-Tom whom they can only be obtained. No
Pillars eniploytsL
DRUGGISTS,
IfflT ELSMiI,
Wholesale Druggists,
610 State-st.
We now have our usual com
plete stock of Drugs, Druggists’
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stuffs, Patent Medicines, Soap
makers’ Stock, etc., and nn-n now
fill all orders in our Una at the
lowest possible prices.
SCALES.
f?r FA iss^ s
SCALES,
of All Sizes.
Fairbanks, Grccnleaf Co,
jla** II POfTTH CANAUST.
GENERAL NOTICES,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ameriran Merchants* Union Expreu Company, i
Asa’L-Uen’L yap’to. Office, Northwestern Pi vision,;
Chicago, Xov. 2,187 L
The American merchants* Union Kxprrn* Com
pny will, on Saturday morning. Nor, A. remove tlirlr
General Ofnce from Tweiitv-secoudut., corner In
dlsna-av.. to 520 Wabash-av.,“corner iiarmou court.
Have also opened a permanent office for the accom
modation of our West Side patrons at 213 West Ran
doipn-st— comer of Orecn-sL also freight receiving
otlices at our freight de|Mta, foot of Tw«aity-BC-coßd-si
<M. C. R ID, and Xo. jjo West Water-at., oiipo.site
Milwaukee Depot* At Twcntvrecondst. Depot,
freight can be delivered going to points on the illchi
pan Central, Illinois Central, Chic»ijro. Burlington, A
Qnincy, and connecting llnee. At No. oo West Water
aL forjMitntson C. A K. W. R R. branches am! con
necting Uhcs; also Great Kastcrn Railroad, and Chi
cago «t DauTlllo. CHAS, FARGO.
0- W. BaEKKTT. Agent. Ass’L-Gcn’L Supt.
Convict Labor to Let.
The nnJarslgnad, Cooiminloncra of tb« IlltaohS,*-
I'esiitniiarr. hereby offer tho labor of from Ally (56.
•mo hundred (100) convicts, and aulicit bids fur
same. Tbeeo men bar* boon variously
vagoumaking. ncksmUhlng, macliiue, and loan
work.
Coctrapti are to Icotatneace after tbv at*
ceptud, end to continue for a term of yean,
upon, not to exceed eight each bid to be
votapanled by a good *nd mfficient Uud la the
•am of fire tbo«.en-J dolisra. wjlh i&retfes, t«
approved by one of Ho Coratni*»ioncr* er the IVarH
The CommlMiooera merve the right j> reject Q T
which In lie judgment U cot Id the iiste. a »4 ol
For particulars we refer to ourciuuUre which c
be bad on application to Elmer Waabhuro \Va>der
the renUenUary, to irbom all bide are to Ueen* a
who will aniwer any inaolriee tddrwwd to tdm.
Tbe bids wilt be opened at t o'clock p. m on
21it day of Noveuiber, 1371, In the crcMLo* of a
bidders as may chpoe* to attend.
JOHN REID,
CASPAR DUTZ.
RICHARD BOWKTT,
Uopjaiuiuuen
JOUXT, 111., Oct. 3!, 1571.
THE (TfTTCAGO TRIBUTE, NOVEMBER 11, 1871.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Thi following'ah the names 9/ seme if Vie Und
(nQ‘ hotuetin the eity
AdTiltUlßK awncr.',' tTc;
a. H. CHANDLER, Authorized Agent
fer all Chicago daily pap***.
cards for this.directory. Offices, 43" South Canal
and 446State-sL
LOUIS LLOYD CO., Otn. Aeent«.69 W.Bandolph.
COoK, COBURN A CO.. Nowaparer AdTPrll»mc
Agents for all papers in the United
WobiUi'tr.. _
Agricultural Implements.
ATWATEtt A CO.. M and r<3 North Jeff«t*on*tt,
Architects*
W.L.B. JENNEY. 12 Peck-court.
DrXON*HAM!I/n»N.tt»S«itfW;/ 4
KOBB ACKERMANX. 132cst-Madlson-st.
E. 8. JEXKON. CB>
T. V. WADSKIEU, 3S*i afcOu it, 1
UD. CLEVELAND. 7«« W n ba§h
r AE BAU.MAJf,'cor.l!>iurcc*:nnillLaHall«sts..
Q-PTU II.iIATZ,-Nixon UobrAo'and LaSalle.
CXBDSr;JUOIIAS,i» WahashMl’rt--'’***
PLACET ARMSTRONG. 413 Stalest.
QKO. O. GARSSET. «72 Waba«h »T. t
JOHN W. ROBERTS. 3M WaLixaU ar.,
Wm. THOMAS. TO W v Lafc?*t,- t\r
JNO.'K. WINCIiELL. Madiaon. I*t. Dearb. and Stall
J. B. W.C. COKLIES. lot WH.hlnct jij at., nr. Clark
.Ahilracts oT Title.
SUORTALL S BOARD, 4C lYaßaslf av.;
Auctioneer*.
W. A. BUTTERS* CO.. S ami 4 Randolph at.
Belting and Rubber Goods.
(IALLOCK A'WUKCLER, 23 West Bandolpb-st.
K. U. PRESTOS. 23 8. CauaMt.
RUBBER CLOTHING CO„ Michigan av; •and Bs
tiion at.
Billing Manufacturer*.•
MUKSOS CO., U nod 16 %V. Eacdolph-ft.
1 Booksellers*
MITCHELL HATHAWAY. 58 6oalh Canal.
W.O. HOLMES, 15H West Madison-aU
AM. S. a. UNION. 220 W.aiadlson st.,
Bootl tnd SbOtit*'- ■'i
FABMISr. FLAGGA 00., V 4 Wf#n Mafllson-st.
IJOGUETT, BASSETT HILLS, Wabash-t?.
n. n. fakgo AC0..61S w*b«b‘ST.
C 51 HENDERSON A CO.. Mich. »r. sod CongrosSSt.
J B. LASIKIN, 157 West Madison Bt.
a.U. WELLJ i &CU..«IBW-bA»b*»T.
McAOLEY. YOK A CO.. ?W Mich- *T. 7
QutISNSFELMEtt. iIOsENTUAL A COP Oaagr*S
and.Mlchlcan-av, opposite Michigan Avenue Hotel.
WISWALL.IiAZ.KU A THOMBSUS. 31 Michigan
Baklnir Powder.
OR. PRICK'S. Cream, 47 and 4y West Lakc et.
Bolicxsf.
C/BASON A CO., car; Clinton and C*rroU*£ts.
Bar Manufacturer.,
HART ASTEN St **o.', 5 and 7W. Madison st.
x li’cUAl’MAS,font We«t W asblugloa St.
Bedding.
K S. ESSIAY A CO.. VA West Latent.
Banks.
\imi i vies* AND MASK. KX- W Statest.
NATIONAL LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
ltf7 W«*Bt Randolnh-st. J
PIESTI.ATXONAL, Wabash-av,
F y VUTl l^o'Ah
SXVlJtiFftASrilTof. Canal and Washington at*.
FIFTH NATIONAL. 4-W Wabaeh-ar.'
4LANUPACTDKKKS. 454 Wabash-aT.
nation- BANK OF COMMERCE W3 Wabasb-av.
UNION xsatxomxt ratjtk *4» B ha ß h av.
;uMMKBCIAL NAI IOSaLVaNa, Mr Tfßoatn.ar
iIIUKRNIAN BANKING ASSU(.TATiUN,4S6 Wa-
LI!ST,* T i’UESTON -KEAN, sonthwest rcbmer of
HaUted nnd Randolph's!*.
NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK. •6W Wa
ba*h-av.
;iTY NATIONAL, 47 West WanblngtoD-at.
vVRENS, ULL3IAN CO.. Sal W«basb.ar,
FOLLAN6BGE «t SON. 401 Wsboah-ar.
USItMAN A HARDIN, zOMicbiran ;»r.
‘TSIIMAN A HARMS, ••Branch.” JO S. Canal it.
NiK COM.MEUCX.Mj LOAN CO.. |26 Archer av.
lIEBCH ANTS’, FARMERS’ A MECHANICS’
SAVING BANK. 04 South HaUteJ at.
J. M. A DMT. 422 Wabaeb »V.
CUIUD NATIONAL BANK, 4M Wabash av,
C. A 0 r. BADGER, 633 Wabash ar.
REAL ESTATE loan i TROT CO CAA Wabash-av.
Babcock Fire Bxtlngalsber.
F. W. FAUWKLL, J*ee., SV. Wat.iaii.aT.
Bedding; anil Lounges,
HcDONUDGU, BRICE A CO., 416 Hi W. Randolph at.
Building Paper.
ROCK BITER PAPER CO., 66 North JeflkrsoiMt,
Booksellers and Stationers*
■’OBB. ANDRKXVSftCU.. 469 Wabafih-aT.
(I &DLKY BROS., 7e3StSt«> at.
W. B. KEEN A COOKE cor. Dearborn Park sad
Waoblngton at.
WESTERN NEWS CO.. 9\ 97. A 99 Weat Randolph at.
Clank Book }lnnn(acturcra, Mallonm, and
job I*rlntern.
CLARK k EDWARDS. 198 West Randolrh-et.
WILLSON .V CtL.W W. Lake at.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. I(» West Randolph-at.
rCRAN'DALL. 6 South Jefferson at., corner Randolph.
lUCAK BROS. A HOFFMAN.32 South CUnlon-at.
CULVER. PAGE. IIOYNK CO.. 11, 13, and 15
North Dceffialnef-eU, ami Ml Wabash av.
SMEAL. KEBANBS CO.. 45 W. Was=hlncton-«L
JOHN 11. SMALL CO.. 27 Sonth Canal-si,
THE WESTERN NEWS COMPANY, 95, 97, And 99
West
CAMKIIoN,AMBEKG& IIOFFMAN.I6 WlUndolph.
J. SI. XV. JONES. 6s S.CaJial-Bt., and f|r9 Wabaaii-av.
RANP, McNALLY a CO., rn XVVat Randolph and
nnrlhweit corner Jefferann and Randolptu
EMERSON, DAVIES, A STOTT. 239 Weat Afadiaon.
J. W. SUDDLETON, Randolph, bet. Wabajh and
Michigsu ara; _
SPALDING A LA3IONTK. 103 sad 105 Sonth CaßSlat.
Brass Founders,
WESTERN STAR METAL Co.. 17 8. Canal it.
Uruali Manufacturers*
QERTS. LUMBAKD A CO., 200 XV. Mndlaon «L
BrldgeSi Hoofs, and Turntables*
THE Asi KRICAN BBIDUE CO.. 651 Wabash ar., and
st works corner Ee»a and btowurt arc.
Bookbinders.
JNO. B. BABRETT A CO., 202 Weat Lake at.
Itride* and €»r Itnlldera.
WELLS, FRENCH .t «'o.,a?j XVabaau-ar.
BulldlDC Felt.
BARRETT. ARNOLD .V KIMBALL, 230 E. Monroo-it.
Carr lasts.
COAN A TEN BROEKE cor. Ann and XV- Randolph.
Carrlngo mid TVajron Sign Pnluliug.
E. MFNECKtII, 189 XX eat HarrUou tt.
Carpets*
E. P. HOLLISTER CO.. 10 and Ji North Canal-fit.
,\LLEN A MACKEY, 741 Stato-at.
ClotWlns*
HENRY W. KINO CO.. 3-1 36 Sooth Contl-at
LEOPOLD KUHN CO., 375 Wabash-ST.
TUTTLE.TIIOMP.-ON A xVET5l«HB.469Wabsah- ST
CIIAB. P. KELLOGG A C 0..606 MlchicanaT.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, Madison.cor. Poorla.
BOSTON SQUARE DEALING, 22J*st., near State.
XIABLKY Z CO- 12.’West Madison it.
F.DXV AIU>S. BLUETT A CO., 45 and 47 W, Modioon,
EDWARDS. BLUETT AGO., 376 bTsU*fit.
FRENCH A CO.. 192 XVest Madlaon »t.
PUTNAM ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE (K* D.
Term. 2'7 W. Madlion. and36dandSTO State.
J. U. HARVEY*. Watisah ar.
Clothing (Boys)
0. C. COLLINS, 792 Walmah aT.
Civil EDglnror nnd Contractor*
Q. C, MORGAN. Iv* XV. Madison.
Commercial Agency*
TAPPAN, JIcKILLOP a <’o., 3i and 37 8. CsD&l-it.
Branch Ottico. J3 Et»t UnrrUon.at.
j. Ji. BIIADSTREET ft SON. 36 Onal-at.
Corn Shellert, dee.
VANT. COOK ft CO.. »23 XVeat iUndoiph-tt,
Cbirnco l a nvlng Company.
JOHN UcCAFf KufiT|Prrß.,l3J XV eat \i sihlsgton>lt
Cement.
II ASK IN, MARTIN ft XV HEELER, 105 Last Monroe it,
UNION AKRON. 72 sUrk' t-at,
Chemical Works.
GILLET, aifiCUI.LQCU A CO.. 51 \V. jt Lake fit.
Cigars and Tobacco.
JOHN PARTRIDGE ft CU.-Micb. av.pear JaekfOD.
GEO. FOY A CO., 7C? .Mich. »v.
Cordage anti Twiitcfi
lUIiCEUT, lil'BUAftl* A ril,. U and laiUrkat-it.
Crockery
H. p. sji:nmr-L co.. «d: \\v»t
S. C. PAUKUIiUaT. c«c U«ur-t
Cracl
C. L. WOODMAN A CO. 61
Commliilon Merchant*.
SPRUANCE, PRESTON i CO.. ttsouth Cannl »t.
KUMSEY BHO. A CO.. -13 West «iblngton-«t.'
JIL'NN, NORTON S SCoTT. V*i W. Wa.lihicton-at.
WALLACE* HENDERSON,37 W. WaahmgU'D-lt.
Z. 31. HALL, 25!* nnd Stil E. lUndolph-st.
HENSLEYS »t WAGNER. T7 W. Madison*!,
CULVER CO., 80 S. Canal-eL
A. M* WEIGHT CO- S. W. cor. Canal and Lakc-ets.
PLATT TUOUN MAYNAHD.U tnd It N. Canal-eU
I». B. WEARS Jt CO., Stt and 27 N. Clinlon-it.
McWilliams*co. &s w. Kandoipb-si.
CYRUS ROWERS WILLIAMS, b* W. Randolph**,
n. 31. FORI) ro., (highwines) 25 S. Canal-et.
F. M. CLEMENTS CO., tlnmber) 30 N. Canal-eL
CURTIS CARTER, (dried fruit) SO and 82 West
Bondoipb-st.
FRANCIS A WEBBER, 5A and 6ft Writ Madlaon-sL
W. BUTTS A HUGS,, i;y We«t Uaodolpb-tt.
C. c. BUTTS A CO., W«*t L*k«»st.
E SECKEL t Co., 178 West Randolph-at.
Til EH. R. WKLI.S A CO.. W Welt LaUe-at,
EAGLE. CAMPBELL X PEACH. »l Weal Lakf-«l
LINN. KIRK 4 EVANS. $S Weat Lake-st. .1
A. F. DICK.ISSUN. W Want Lnte-eu,
MOUSE, ward a co., tosso. Cllnton-at.-
(.VS. HUTCHINS. 97 W. MarlUon-at.
B. F. JACOBS 4 C4L, SSS m«.J ft 9«) Slate-
KEELER A JUDSUN. <2 W.-eCMadlaonit.
NELSON A CARR, 11 East Kinzl-at.
RICHARDS 4 GOOCH, 253 Michigan ar.
MeDKRMIDA UERTEL. 31 and 36 Cabal it.
A. J. HANCUKTT ACU..3B Went Lake at.
C. s. BROWN ELL. M W.st Lake at.
S. B. CHASE 4 CO.. 25 m.J 27 North Clinton it.
F, NEWH A lib' 4 IX)., 66 We*l Randolph it.
C. U. WEAVER. 2J3 Weal Lnkeat.
jKi>. P. BRAUN. M Went Mndison-at.
GILBERT* BREGA, <5 South Cana!,
TUBS. 11. SEYMOUR CO., 3 West Washlngton-e L
S. BOYLES. No. ta I’itTk-aT.
SIBLEY 4 8U8..31 N. Canal at.
SMITH RENTER. 26ft West Lake it-
RUSH, HILL JOUNsTO.\.2s6*nd2SBS. Water et
GKO. ilch IN SKY CO., (grain) 259 B. Randolph itl
J,. C. ALP, US \SV»I Lake-at.
D. BaICEK co. Flouri.69atd 71 S. Jefferaon
LOW BROS- A CO.. 37 Wni Washington it.
Mr. L. ELY" CO., 47 Notlh JeCktaon at.
I*. A J. 841 ITU. 145 North Dnpiainee if.
WILLIAM LITTLE A CO.. 224 We4t RandolphU,
G. I*. DICKINSON, 597 Siatoat. v
ISAAC N. Asll A Ci'.,2o Sooth Jefferaon it.
FORD A CO.. |C4 W>»t Take it.
REDMONDA CO-vaiti de Michigan ay.. U U Con
greve and Van Uttren It*.
P. NICKERSON SON. 211 Mlch.ar.
BACON 4 CO., 96 West Washington it.
HIGGLE A CO— 43 Writ Waitilneton it.
COMsTOCK, PICKERING A CO.. 41 South CanaUet..
up «tair»-
n. W. IRWIK A CO-35 South Cannl. ror. Waihlngton.
WALKER RALL, ea»l *iul Lake St. Utldse
UNDERWOOD ACU ,75 Market at.
Couiiertßf ant) Coopera* Stock.
W.T. BALL 978.1 re plaice* it.
CoaJ l>«ta)ers.
WALDRON, NIBLOCK A Co- fool ofKlnraburT at
CHICAGO A WILMINGTON COAL CO.. 2 West Van
Bnreu at- A. L, Sweet. Supt.
Crocken*. Llamrare, Ac.
F. A E. J AKOEU, 41 Waal Lake at. and corner Canal
and Tavlor-rti.
Cloaks and Furnlahtna Gooda.
llOlCili.lN, PALMER CO.. 171 Twcnty-tecontl at.
Clocks.
AMERICAN CLOCK t0.,5*7 Waha.h st.
Coffee and Nplce mills.
UNION COFFEE AND STICK MILLS. 72S.State it.
Chromoa, EngraTings. Frames. Ac.
C. D. OUVIS A CO. 381 WaU*h at.
Cbcese.
DAVIS Bros.. Slich. ar. n“nr EMrMge court.
Detective A Preventive Asencr.
PINKERTON’S, 55 W. Wasbia^tun-st.
Distillers nml VVlioleaale Liquor Dralen.
8. M VKli> .t C0..2J4 M ost Wkshlnfftoioat.
DICKINS(»N, LKACH CO- 25 Sooth CanaHt.
EBMA Y, SI SIMONS A CO.. 23 tfonth Canal *i.
WJI. 11. SUUIMi’FEKMAN, 5 and 7 W. Madison at.
Orngglilß.
THOiIAS WHITFIELD, nO Mate-st.
BUCK Jcl* AVNCK. 819 tSute, cor. Sizteeath-tL
lILIBS B.lAi:r, cor. nln, a ml Wabaab at,
GALE* UI.OUKI, 57 Wp*t Randolph at.
VAN BCUAACK, STEVENSON A REED. $47. $49 and
f5) \Va!ia>*.i IT.
E. nrn.NH VM SOS, 2ISS. Sangamon at.
LORD. SMITH CO- Wash. at.. Cor. Mich.
Jobbing Drnggliti.
HCRLBITI AEDftALL, No 6lt>Matt at
Dry Goods,
J. B. SHAY. 24350d245 UVei JUdilOn it.
HAMLIN. HALE A U»- Offict* 29,51 *33B.C«D»I*eL
C. W. AE. I’AKDBIDGE. 925 to V 27 State-it, t
BOWEN HUNT A WINsUrtV 134 Michigan av
Dentist.
EDMUND NOTES. N. W. cor. \W Lake and Panlina.
DU- B. M. I! 'KEIi, S3 W, Wuhington at.
T. J. Buoruv. 283 \Vo*t MadiMO-st.
Dyers*
COOK A McLAIN. UJSUtesL
Dor>*en*a Starch*
HENRY C. SMITH. Agent, 945 Btau at.
Dried Fruits.
MAUBAN. WRIGHT A CO- opp. au SHchlgan ar.
SHERMAN. 11AI.L A COOK, op. 754 Michigan av.
rugrnven einil Die ffiaken.
A. J. MARRs, Ti'7 W*l>a»b av,
P.CIHLUB, JR, A CU.,35 Laat Elnoie’te*
JOHN C. HILTON,(6 Wes Lake.
O. U. (lANK *N. 54 Welt Madisos-tt.
RUN DA CHANDLER, 119 Wcit VS'aahlngton it.
J. MANZ, 1C) Weat lUdleon-tt.
MAKER i CO-59 Writ Randolph at.
N. D. TATIiOB, 30 West MadUon lU
Expresses.
GARDEN CITY, 123 Weat Lako-it. and 190 22J.it.
DRINK’S CITY EXPUEB: C 0.,37 Randolph at,
ADAMS EXPRESS C 0.,55 Weat WaaMnelon at.
UNITED BVATEB EXTK£SS. 69 and 61 West Wash
Ingtou-tL
Elevators.
QUINN. SWIITT? (^^Norui^Canal-a^
WJ#. McGBKGOU, i
C fc A'ti/COOrKK*CO«IO*zUiViWEand(Bp- ?t
'&**Forhaidliitf aHdlnwrwM.
jJ.-K CriASi: ft cO.,«OkW.
rVrnlli and Pußey fiiweedM.
ii. GUATVftOU., »U W~t.AUdUuo.at.
i. IVSi/ASDKN'* CO.vIOSOOIh Clinton at.
.0. W?GBAT> 2tf7-QPMt WMWnsUm-iU
I R. LI BO ft CO.. 63 W«rt>M*dlaoo at.
Furniture.
A. L. BALE A CO.. 10,19,14 and 16North Canal-et.
THAYER A TOBEY FURNITURE CO.. 88 *o
I West Hafcdoinh-U. _
k«‘MtrrE ixmraj»r.~Jo«»f».>T> and Lake at*.-
POTTER.KINO ft C 0..301 Michigan *T.
II.aVSOIISWS*WL U»at»4 m'\TikbtfctoniU«
POTTED Kl*fl.«COA3*lllicfalKa o *7. V*t
1 Flail Dealer*.
‘i: \f ..‘irons’Wf i sljnT w oTd »i‘*t.
SEE CAMPBELL, ZlpOiJpffßraon.tf.
I' Farm iyagpn*.
•*E7fcR J-‘cnnTTl/KB. 01 9' Sooth Cltatoo at.
Genu* <i |SiniUMnß Good*.
BROWN ft PRIOR. 659 Wsbuh-ar.
OOLLINS A HUN IV O* Wabath *t7 1
DAMON. TEMPLB.COUL Htodfif W. Waahlntton-«t.
•CBIBNER S NICHOLAS, 7T6btateat.
s. JOHN 11. O'BRIEN*. 502 .Wabaah-ST.
ii I. W.‘ B. WA UD. J?T W. Madlaon at., Jti. Tod. Un
Oald PanikOd Jewelry.
UCKh’. LAMBERT* CO.. BS West Washington**!.
A'ALTAR TULLEA VEN. 212 Lake at.
Grocer*,'
■PRAGUE. WARNER ft CO.. 23 South Cana!at.
W.-M. UOYT 00., 63 Sooth Canal at.
f, tlOULl), I’illGGS.i CO., (I tad 43 Sooth Otatl it.
C. 11. BKOK WITH CO., HO Mich, it,,cor, UatM.
DAY, ALLEN A CO.. 681 Michlgan-av.
-lULbY ft. BaUKWEE.774 Wtbub'tT. I
P. 11. WILLARD A CO., oEce 107 Throon-sL i
•Mirn BROS. A CO.. 109 Wm WMblortoQ.K.
STB\Y ART. ALDRICH A CO-. oor. Clark A lUh.
Z. M. HAIL. 85*j and S6l East Randoloh-Bt.
READ ft HIGGINS, a. w. cor. Washington ft Ot«i.
DURAND. UUOs. A TOWERS, \oov DarandkPow.
DURAND, FQ>V£RS A MEAD. Jen, a. oor.Waih*
lucto and ala.
f, W. STEARNS ft SONS. 63 N. Deaplaiaea at.
IN6UAUA&I, CORBIN ft MAT. HI Michigan it.
WELLS ft FAULKNER, 163 Michigan it.
f. D. t.'OSSIXT ft iiO., cor. Michigan *t. and Moon*
I, M'GILLUSPLEi 705 Wahaah at.
•i. C. OoOK. ft CO-, Mlolilmto ar. and Coojmii at.
BLIsS, MOORE, ft CO.. Mich. a*, and Peck court
f'AKUIMJTO-N, BEKWsTEU, ft CO., 0pp.381 Sikh. AT
P RANK LIN 3t.\c\ EAUU. ft CO.. Mleh.*T.and Prckc
J. W. LOaNK ft Co., Sllcti. St. and Peck ct,
JUKTON .t PIERCE, op. 287 Michigan**,
iRAY BROS 273 Michigan st.
Gun* and Sporting Good**
S. E. EATON. T3» SUL* at.
tsold and Silver Flectro-Plalinc*
.•HAS.
I. K, TYI.GH. 260 Slat* at. I
b'UWIN HUNT A SONS, u& Michigan ar. near luuroe.
AM. HLA llt ft CO.. 3il and 32 tooth Canal at.
LARUABKK A NORTH. 45 Weal Lakeat-
I K. HuT>FORD A t-0N.461 WtbMb-«T.
‘RKBERGEII A BRKAKKT. 10 ft 12 W. Raodolpa-at.
U HIT KELL. TERRY ft BELDKNjft WcfitLaie-tt.
ilnltGK A UOMKU.Tfi XV. Kanaolpb-tu
Ilardware, Cabinet, (Wholesale and BeteiL)
j. u, Tr.-i'r:<c a rVorlli Cahulit.
Domaopathlc f htncMr*
iIALSETBUOS.,;o) .statist.
Hard Wood Lambert
WHITE ft HAKNKIt. 3s* North Saucamcm at.
Hides, Pelts, &c.
.‘HANDLER ft DuYNTON.49 South Csnrt-BL
JHAi’MAN. URoS.ft a»UTIi,UM to ls» E.Walblngtoa
U«U, Caps, and Furt«
iE!Tn BROS,, cr Michigan av..and Waibiigton it.
Calumet at.
-XXEET. DKMPBTERAU>..t»and6I W. Wai.
F. ELOKKE, 216 West Randolph. I
J. A.SMITH A CO.. SLX XV»b.*ab av. J
Hat Manuibctarer.
PHILLIP A. CaVaNNx. 37H West Adams It.
Hotels.
(lUIGGS HOUSE. W, Madlaoa and Canal.
Hair Goods*
XI. OLASSOBOUK. Mi Twenty-second It.
House llegisters.
W. O. CREAMER A SON, 228 Michigan at.
Ice.
VVADIIAMS WILLABD ft CO., 357 State**!,
Importers and Sugar lleflners’ Akents.*
XV. U. COLVIN. 3*l Wabaab it.
Insurance (Fire). I
CREADWAY k JEWELL. 4 South Canal-il
W. BARRETT A CO., 393 Wabaab-ST.
iGDEN,SHELDON A SUUDDER.62 Booth Caaal-Bt.
S. E. Hi A N A CO., 45 and 47 South Canal-at.
3E(). C. CLARKE A CO., IU El Jrldge court,
XMEUICAN, 437 WeatMadUon at..
V. C. DUCAT, 30 and 32 Sooth Canal st.
i. 11. M"ORE A CO., A.lJnstera, 63 South Oaml st
JAMES VAN INWAGEN, 92 Wm Madlaon-at.
lOODMAN’S AGENCY. IHi West Waahlniloa-d,
KNICKERBOCKER, IS6 XVabaah-ar.
.ETNA (Goodwin A Taeco, Agents), <8 Soßtl Cknal
at., and LAX XVabatib st.
I’IIESIX OF BROOKLYN. 30\X>« Madioon at
JOHN CULVER. Room a. So. 73 South Canal r,
Insurance (Life)*
■jKCrRITY LIFE. 756 Watmshar.
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE.S79 WabiEJ-ar.
BERKSHIRE, 70South Canal-st.
KNICREUBOCKEU.e.w. cor. fiasdolfhaod Hfkted
ECLECTIC, 479 XVnbnh av.
MUTUAL, OF NEW YORK, 183 XV. Waabtagtm-at.
PROTECTION. OF CHICAGO. soo West Sladlsm st.
NORTH AMERICA, of New York.sll Wabaab at.
EQUITABLE LIFE. A*3 Wabaab at.
MASSACHUSETTS* MUTUAL. 6« Wabaab ar.
MUTUAL,of Chicago, 231 West Madison at.
(’IIEMX MUTUAL. HENRY U. K00N.1161 West
Washington at.
UNITED STATES. 96 WVst Wnshlngtoa-at.
WASHINGTON LIFE. 586 Wabash-ar.
VTLANtIC MUTUAL LIKE INS. 00..U17 22d»t*
niAUTBU OAK. ar.2 Weat XVtiahington at.
\SiIBUUV LIFE INS. CO.. 191 Weat Madioon it.
AN 11 OR LI F E CO., W Wabaab ar. Boom 6.
UM VERNIL LIFE, 603 Wnbaab ar.
SOR. Wf-sT. MUT. HFfi. SHANpBEW A DEAN,
asta, >9 Sooth unen
«UT. oENFITOFN. J., 619. Canal it.
.SEW YORK LIFE, O. P. Curran, 5o W. MadlaoD,
(Life and Accident.)
rRAVELLEKa*. of Hartford, Julios Wbi.e end J.
U. Nolan. Agouti. Sonth CnpaLu.
iron. Steels* Bruits, «tc.
IIA I.K, AYF.II X CO., cor. lUlitlolpl, .;;.J Firbic.a r
KIRK, COLEMAN CO. St Sooth CMlll-n.
HALL. KUIBAUK A CO.. 436 Wab«ah>sr.
ION Ed A LAUGH LIN. <9O to 19680. Oanal-IL
IMHKnCBsT A WILKINSON. 70 toath Caps!at.
M. OUKENHBAUM A CO.. 161 W. Randolph-at.
Iron Manxitkcturers.
THE DAVTD M. FORD, 50 to (3 Wert Waiting
ton-fit. and 47 to 55 Sonth Clinton.rt
CHICAGO PLATE A BAtt .MILL 752Wabaab.
Iron Pipe Manufkctnrers*
NORTHWEJTEUN MFG. C*L. 10 N. Jefferson it,
Jeweller*.
COGCBXVELL A CO.. SIS XV«t Madiaoo «L
STARK k ALLEN, 3W Wjtfcash-nT.
J. o. ASHLE.MAN. XVabosh aV.
A. H. MILLER, 479 Wabafib-av.
GILES BROS., 3M XS’abaaU at.
N. MATSON k CO.. 48! Wshafh-ar,
D. VAN COTT ft W>., 4M W»baah-aT.
M. KBONBRBG. 395 'Vabash ar.
UuDDIN A HAMILTON, cor. State and Twentieth fit*.
Laxf Books.
CA LLAGHAN A COCKCROFT. 525 XVatarb ar.
B. B. MYERS. 1022 Wabash-uv.
Livery Ntables.
HAAS POWELL. W to 31
XVBIGQT DUOS.. 29D Wnehlngtoii *i.
Leather and Findings*
PAGE 880. CO.. 85 and 3T Canal-eL
BLACKBURN &8R0..57 Sonth Canal-«l
C. C. WALLIN A SON, .*5 So. Canal-at.
XVOLFENSTKTTRR-A TALBOT. SlQXV.Randolph at.
Lumber and Sh&ngtco*
XX*. B. PRETTY MAN. fi XV. Lake-at.
OLaNuHaUD. EuBLAND A CO., E. end Lake at.
bridge.
Liquid Slating Paper and Black Boards.
J. DAVIS XVILDKU. ra XX OM R«nd lph-et.
Lawyers and Adjnilen,
LEWIS L. COBURN, 246 XVabAib ar.
G. A. rOLLANSBEK. IQ Weat BandMpU it,
HIELDON A XVAIEP.MaN. 360 Michigan at.
HUTCHINSON A LUFF. 331 XVabaahar.
BECKWITH, AYER A KALE*.79S Wabaab ST.
BARKER A WAITE, 46 Rut llarrlaon at*
KAT .fiIITCUELL. U Sonth CUoton a L
SAMUEL J. ATXV.aTEU. II South Clinton et.
MORAN A ENGLISH. IU2 XVe«t Rnmlolph-at.
KLDUKDGK A TOURTHLOTTK. 401 Waboah-ST.
JOSI AII H. RISBELL. M XVoat Randelpb-tt.
UOUDV A CllAM'LEli, 39) XVabaah-ST.
HEUUKKT A QUICK. 5» State-it.
XX*. U. lI'iLDKN, lot Wot 3tadiaon-Bt.
A. GOODRICH, 311 Monroe-at,
XV. R.SOATia, m JladUontt.
GAMMON. YIcCAGG A FULLER. 389 XVabaih tX.
WARD, STANFORD A 111 DDLS, 163 XV.WaahlustOQ.
HERVF.Y, ANTHONY A OALT. 316 XYabaah «t.
WAEKSIAN, MANLY ft WAKKMAN, 45 S. Canal It
BENTLEY. BENNETT. ULLMAN ft IVES, 576 Wa»
av. _
HARDING A McCOT.VA Wabaah-av,
WILLIAMS k TiIOMPnON.SS4 Wabuh-ar.
JOHN W. WAUUHOP* tfl Wabaih-ar*
A. RIC.H JkTHOMAH,9IS Mlcbisan-ar.
ROSENTHAL. PENCE A UQSES. Room 1,5. W. Cor.
Kandi'lph and ilnl*ted-at., and 1)30 XVabaah,
CL’OPER A PACK A RD, 163 Writ WaaVmgton-aL
BHNNETT ASHKUBUTINK. ISI W. Waahlofftoa-at.
C. SI. HARRIS. 137 Wnat Hnnroo-at,
LYSIAN A JACKSON. 7» West Mndlson-lt.
SMITH A EOHLSAAT. 62 Sooth Canal-st.
ELA ft PARKER and O. W. PLUMMER, 116 Wait
MadiooD-it,
SPAFFORD, McDAID A XVILSON, 77 W.HadiaOQ-«t
BACON A NORTON. &6 .XVabath ar.
GKO. A. MEECII. 15 Han»6ti court.
SIDNFT SMITH. A*6 State* at., near Eighteenth.;
State at.,' near Kfghteeath.
LASIBtBT TIiEK, urith.il. W. BoWtwr>n\l29 Wa-
av.; alio, with IL 11. Maglo, at their reel*
donee, 529 Wabaab
John a. oxvkn, m.’4 w. Madiionat.
B. D. MAGRUDER, LS] XV. audiaon et., 9 a. a. to 1
p. in.: 415 XVnbasb av., 2 to 4 n. m.
CLARKSON a VAN SCHA ACK,454 Wabasb-av.
XVM. H. RICHARDSON. 163 Weat WmblogtOß-fit.
K. BURKS. (94 W. Madbonat.
SIDNEY THOMAS. 95 E. Uarriaon it.
RONNEV. FAY ft GRIGGS. 120 XV. XVaahingtOD tt.
JCSIEO. NORTON, 3pA XVabaah av.
J. r.. LOCKWOOD. 537 XX’aboihaV.
BATES ft HODGES. 113 Weal Madiann-at.
XV. r. WHITEHOUSE, RUXVoat SUdioonlCole’* Block).
SIILLEB, FROST* LRXV! J 363 Michigan av.
XV A LK K R. DKXTKR A SMITH, 792 Wabath tiV.
GOODWIN. LAKNED »TOWLK. 494 XVabaah ar.
GKO. XV. ITII. 473 Wabaab av-
IUTCIUVCK. DUPEB A KVABTB. earner ofMon
roe and Walla at. Mr. U. also at Fim ffaUcaal
Rank fr»hi into II a. id.
IRA XV. DUKLL. 503 XVabaah ar.
HENRY 8. MONROE, .V' 3 XVabaah av,
PADDOCK A IDE, 44yWab»8b ar.
KINO. SCOTT PAYSON, 637 XVabaah ar.
D. P. W ILDER. 235 Tbird av.. cor. Tayler, near State.
EDWIN GKEKNE.4S Hubbard-couru
JOHN OLNKY. 51 sonth HaLniNt.h'aldeaee 546 Lake
BROWN AND RICKETTS. I>4 UV.t MadUon at.
DUNNING A KASTON.479 XVabaah ar.
TURNER, DU AW LEY k TURNER. Ma<)i.on ft Canal
XVII.SON, PKURT BTURGES, 479 Wabaab a».
ANDREW J. BROWN. 3* Canal at.. Room IU
XVAITK A CLARKK. I) tbninw at.
Daniel l. 3*t wtituiiar. 1
It. BIDDLE ROBERTS. 3M W»ba*b-aßoom 11.
H. A. BOUKK A SON. 144 South Ualated-au
P. L. MIRUUA’N. 475 XVabaah av.
JAMES LEDDY. 63 Sonth Canal-tt.
DAX'ID FA LKS.rorner XVcl.a and Monroo-ata.
R. A. OTIS, 4G \Vabaah av.
HIBBARD. UICHftvNOBLE. 13 Kut UarrlMaat.
HARRISON A XX*TUT r KHEAI>. 143 XV.-at ai*a«oa *L
J. S. GUINN ELL. 45 S. Canal atßoom a
GRANT GOODRICH, U Sonth Clinton at,
TENNEY. McCLELjAN A TENNEY, 45< XVabaah av
NORMAN PKRKINS A J A CRANE. 479 XVabaah ar
FURNESS A ABBOTT, 30 South Clinton
Llqnora—-Wholeaale,
WOLPA SIICDAEL Hand 13 Weat Madlion at.
xv. o. SWEPT ft CO.: 43 Hubbard couru
i*. O’NEIL, S3 £aet Harrison at,
Lime.
CHICAGO AND LYONS LIME CO., SOOSiate-rt.
Lorttlu-Blaaa and Picture From mu
XV. T. NOULK ft cO., l*vstate ar.
Lumber Dealers (Hardwood).
U. J. DODGE ft 880.. It: Weat Twelfth at.
Leather and Shoe Flndlns*.
P.R. L. U ARDENBERGH 487 Weat Lakeot,
aiauufactnrcrs of Pocket Book* and
Panes* Goods Dealers*
MEEKER BRo? sfi >k>uth c'MD.tl-at.
Matoulc Goods and Regalias.
U. E. CADERET, l»S,. o tb H-tste t aft
A. 8. WADHAMS A CO., 413 XV. SfadlscaaL
Slaps and Charts*
JAS VAN VECHTEN, 513 Wshaah it.
GEO. F. CBAM. 53 Writ Lake at.
Sfautei and Pier Looking Glafifies.
C. NEAL. Is? Efehtrenth'tt.
milliners* (Wboleaale).
WALSH A lIUTCIIIHSON.6IB Wabuh aV.
KEITH BUGS., 916 Prairie a«.
11. Ij.iJ.IIiVETIIEIIKLU 36O Wabuh.T.
U Union Park.
MAY HON. bxLT ft CO., Micb.-ar., near Aiaoufit*
HAYEtf. GIBBONS A Sute at/ Aa ws
D. O, I IBK ft UO„ 67 West XVaahlngton fit*
matches.
ELECTRIC MATCH CU.. 97 Weat UadUoa-lt
merchant Tailoring.
EDWARD ELY. M 7 Wabaab-ar.
MATTHEWS ft MASON.6S9 XVabaih-ST.
J. H. PERRY ft CO.. 636 XVabub-ST.
R- J- XX ALSIIE Wabaab av.
JOHN B. HALL, 480 Wabaab-ar.
M. 8. CANNON. 514 Wahaah-ar.
A UjcHAßps. I2J Ttventy-iecoad fit.
ft DARNTiI. 473'VVabaab ar.’
LHA>. t. HYDE ft CO., 4) Sonth HaUted fit.
HENRY TURXKB. 114 XV aiadiion it.
S. K. COHST4VCK, 470 Waba.b-iv.
JOHN oTEx KNsON, tor. XXabaib aT. and 23d <t*
,t- n Mill Funslahlng.
J. XV. BAXTER ft Co,, foot XX>*t Waihiogtsa-at*
1 musical"Tnstrtvnents*
J. HOWARD FOOTK. 163 Park ar,
XVexrspapers*
ITRImwNS, 15 Soalb Oanal-Sr.
CUICAdO UNION, UiTtottti
Jcaarson-iu,
I IVotsry Public.
<7* LINTON NlftTEllS, 19 ydzldge court*
.J'OD-lt.
ud Michigan av.
viln ton-at
-*v v oill. C>V -*v
KEKLT A
rAlHBAMK3<rj£aK* A CO.. fiftateeaft and Black
well sit. s- .-i.
1 Oyiten ana Fl*k»v i-
k. Boom. 60tjiicm<u»-«t. R
9. J. BUTH.SS«nd«7SombC*»aI.»U .-vV. v
D. D. MALLORY.*
HIM BY 11. CDBTISMO7 EeMTwelftlt'St.
A.BTDBR. B63MlcbUaa.»T;
OQee and‘School Fnnaltnre,
a. M. BSKBWOOD, IQS to 109 South Ceoel-Bt.
,A. fl. ANDUEWSA CO., 119 Al3l W. WeibiagtOD-Bt.
I Paver Pealera,
hj.-.WrfiDTEEn CO., 804» North Dasplalnea-at
NORTHWEST PAPER CO.. 87’Weet
SUTRA On.. stt and 34* Wabachtr,
hcQAB&. UTAH A COVVKRSB: U Watt LaKBBU
Paper Bor ttannCwtutfS#'.
'BITUIIIE A DUCK*, <l3 W* Van Boren it.
I D.T. BABBETT A CO.. 106 N. Peiplalaea Bt,
t PalnUn»(SUrn aod Houao.)
I BABRT A CUSHING, «63State-Bt.
I MABTIN A LEO.NABD, 131 Weit MadUon-Bt.
I F. R. GROUT, a e. cor. Clinton and Adazna-atf*
B-T. OH ABB A WILD. 105 K. Bendolnhet.
Prlntlnx Material.
BOUNDS A KANE, IS hortn JaOcrson at. _
OFFICE OF R. HOB CO.. of Hew York, 4* dhlcagt
•Nrwipaper-Onlon, IS North Jofleraon-al, W. H
KKRKMOFF. A grot.
OWW* JOB. 45 WMt Washington ft.
PlnmUns and CM Fltilnr.
W. H. PATTERSON. 121 Weal Randolph-at.
JAMBS IRONS 9 So. Haltted-al.
JOBNHUOHESABOH. 249 W. Madlron*at.
J. *l. WILIIARTIi A BRO., 222 Michigan ar.
OAIB A HADFIELD. 7M Wabaah ar.
Phpiieltu aoid Snrseonii
Dr E. L. HOLMES. SIS Writ Madlaon at.
JUSTIN HATES, M. D-, IQ Calumet ar.
Q. D. B BEBB, 963 Prmirie-ar,
A. (KBEBBK. 64 Park-ay.
W. 0. HUNT, SIS Wool. Madison-st,
INDIAN O(K?TOR.«S6Sonth Halatedst,
pluMl ud OIYUUi
w w. KTVBALL, 610 Hfthl£&o-BT.
j. BAXTER CO-. 270 Mlchlsan-ay.
SCED‘S TEMPLE OP MUSIC,*! biktemth-ft.
KfKIT AUAPr.dll
STOBY A CAMP-409 Weat BandolDb at.
pletnra Fnmei and 8IonlalkSt«
SAMMONS. CLARK A CO., H7and 199 Cllntoo»ft.
0 F. OOGOERSHALL.24 Wear Waahlagton-at.
J.*fIAMBUKGEB.9B A«t llarriaon at.
palnti. Oils, GlaUf
CHASE. HANFORD CO.. 479 Sooth Coaal-a).
Period leala.'
•‘THE SPECTATOR,” IWWni Badiaen-et.
STAKOABD.CUITUUU A GOODMAN.I3iLirmon-ct,
GEM OF THE WEST. 384 Waba*h»*T.
LAKESIDE MONTHLY. fO West Randolph it.
PablULera.
ADAHB.BLACRUKR A LYDH.I79 W. Washington.
LAKESIDE PRINTING CO., 13 Harmon mart.
MOSES WARREN. ISt W«t Randolph-st.
A N.KELLOGG, 45 and 69 Sooth ttnaLst.
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. 181 Weat Madlaon at
Powder*
AMERICAN. 10SHn3lana«ar.
LAPLIN A HAND POWDER 00.. 996 Wab*lb at.
THE HAZARD POWDER 00., 173 Sd at.
Pnmpa
WAS. DOXJQLA9.97 Weat Madlaon at., in alley.
Fnmpi end SlnJu.
S. L. BIQSALL A CO.. 273 to 777 South Clinton at.
BaUmy-Sttppllet.
MARSH A GOODBIDQE. a. w. cor. Canal and Laka
ILLINOIS wtbaU FOKOE CO.riS South Caerl at.
MIEKA B, ADAMH A CO.. ftKebiean a*, and A t amaat
VUSE, DIN3MOBE A CO.. 234 Michigan ar.
Read Eitateand Loan.
ISAAC-B. HITT. CO West Randolph-at.
S. H. KERPOOT CO-, 512 Waba#h-ar,
BLANCHARD BROS., 399 Vuibaab ay
SNYDER A LEE, 9 Sooth Halaied and comer o
Monroe and LaSalle-ita., Nixon’s Banding.
OAIBD A BRADLEY, 68 Sonth CauaLet.
O. S. HUBBA RD. Jr.. 70 South Canal-at.
OGDEN. SHELDON A SCCDDEU, 62 So. Canal-aL
HENRY WHIPPLE A 00.. So. W. cor. Kandoip
and Halated-ata-
A. KOTATS. S. W. cor. Randolph sod Bolated-aU,
B. P. JACOBS A CO.. 646 W«ba«h.aT.
J. E. BDRCHELL A CO.. AM Wabosb-ay.
INQLKDKW A SOUTH WORTH. 441 Wabosh-fty.
OEO. NEWBURY. 937 Wabaah ar.
A. K. WING A CO., 399 Wabaah ar.
ULBIOH A BOND, 911 Wabash ar.
REA A OATES. 706 Wabaah ar,
D. COLE A SON. 1M Wml Madison at,
D. K. PEARSONS. 199 West Madlaon at.
EDWARD P. THOMAS. 141 West Waalilngton-ft.
N. P. MERRILL A 00.. IQ Woat Washington at.
WM. D. KERFOOT. 89 East Waiblngtoa-rt.,
M Kerloot’a Block.”
THOS. A. A MATSON HILL, 401 Wabaah-ar.
FRED. L. PAKE A (XL, 940 Mlchlran-ay.
SOOTILLK A HARVEY. 364 Wabuh-ar.
W. H. SAMPSON. 318 West Wuhington-at.
S. DELAMATCR, 107 Tweotr-aeCond-at.
GRAHAM. PERKY AGO., 74 Weil Madlaon-it,
A. T. HEMINGWAY, 62 Canol-st.
J. H. REES A CO., 336 Wabaah-ar.
RIVERSIDE IMF. CO.. 7UA Wmbath-ar.
GEORGE A HILL 389 Slat* at.
GEO, W. WAITE A CO.. 90 Eaat Harrison at.
OLINQER A BALLARD, S3A Wabaah ar.
MEAD A COE. 79 West Madlaon at,
J, F. SINCLAIR, 49 llnbbard court.
J. HENRY WEIL. S.W. cor. State and Harrison at*.
W. J. BARNET. Michigan ar,,nearly opposite Congress
KOZBT A ELLIS, (94 Wabaah ar. 1
U. C. MOREY. 11« Madlaon at.. Room 3.
CLARKE, LAYTON A CO.. 376 State at.
E. R. BOWEN A SON. 19 Centre ar.
J B. ANDREWS. 49 South Canal at.
JOHN CULVER. Boon 9, No 79 South Canal at.
KttllnMMl and SZnehlue Olla.
BRADLEY A SIBLEY. 60 West Lake at.
Kallroad DcpoU end Ticket Offices.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL, foot of Twealg-eecond-at.:
Ticket Office corner Conal and Madl*on-st».
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CO.. General
Offices, 90S -nd 510 Michigan ar,
Paesonrer Depot, foot ol Twentp-second at.
Local Freight Office, foot of South Water it.*
Oot-Frright Depot, O. B. A Q. Depot,
In-Freight Depot, foot of South Water it.
Land Office, Contrails. 111.
Branch Lana Office, 91 Michigan av. Open Monday*
and Saturday".
CHICAGO. BURLINGTON A QUINCY RAILROAD.
Ticket office, corner Canal and Madlaon ata (Brigs*
Home). Depot* corner Indiana ay, and Sixteenth at.
Out freight depot, corner Canal and Sixteenth at*.
General offices. 902 and 904 Michigan ar.
Out Freight Depot, comer Canal and Sixteenth ata.
General offices. SBand 504 Michigan ar.
CHICAGO. DANVILLE A VINCENNES,!63 North
Halsted-at.
CHICAGO. BOCK ISLAND. A PACIFIC RAILROAD
Passenger Depot, corner Polk and Sherman ate
Freight and Ticket Office, under Sherman Honae'
Local Freight Office, corner Twelfth at. and Foam
ar.; General Offices, corner Clark and Twelfths!*
Haw Ft*r* and HufTalo Bobca*
HENRY a: BROMtEY. 513 Wabaah ar.
Bagi. Paper Stock and Old Metals.
W, F.IUfNT, 79 and 9o W. Van Bnreo at.
Booting 9tau>rtn]a.
BARRETT. ARNOLD A KIMBALL. 23) S. Monm-lt
X>. C. KING A CO., 91 South Green at. ««w«.
D. 0. YOUNG, 91 Green at.
Surreylngt
GEO. H. FROST. 009 Wpbaeh ar.
Safe*.
DIEQOLD KDSNZLE3, 446 Stfttfi-Bt
HERRING ft Op., corner of Htb-at. and lodlafifi-ST.
31AONEAL A URBANS, 27 So. Canal at,
HALL’S SAFE AND LOCK CO.. 66 XVeat M&diaoa
UABYIH A CO_, 17 8. Canal «t.
AMERICAN STEAM SAFE CO.. S3 South Caosl-Bt.
Sewing Bfachlnefi*
FIRKLR A LYON. 73 Sonth Halatedrt,
HOME SHUTTLE, 347 Weat Madlaon-iL
WHEELER A WILSON. 836 Weat Uadloon it.
WEED. 196 Weat Madiaon it.
FLORENCE. J. XV. Sharp ft 13 Eldrldtfe court
BLKES.’*J- *1 UK ROW ft CO.. U3 XV. TwelOhat.
MANHATTAN P. U. CXI.. 346 XVaktah ar
HOWR SEWING MACHINE CO.. 2395e. Balated-at.
QBOTEB ft BaKUB CO. 96 W. Band., eorT Jeff at
Bash* l>oors, and Blinds.
CHARLES J. L. MAYB&, S. cor. W, Tj>Xth «tw«
Canfil-fits.
fiadditry Hardware.
BRIQBAU A JONES. 14 XX’cat
HAYDEN A KAY. 47 Weat Bandolrn at.
Starch Companies*
THE OSWEGO. 97 XV. Uadiabn-at.
Scales, Trucks, Ac*
FAIRBANKS. GRESNXIEAP CO.. H S.C&nal-st.
J. P. FORSYTH CO-, 46 Sooth pcnlaiscMt
CHICAQQ BCALB CO-M and 36
UOWJBV. 47 North Jefferion-it,
Salt.
HASKtV. MARTIN A WHEELER, m East Monroe at
A. J, LATHAM. Twentieth it- on Grove.
I Stencil Tool* and Stock.
1 FdIGAN, 361 Eandolph-et,
H. UAN&ON. 54 Weat MadUoo-it.
I JOHN 0. HILTON, Wat Lake.
School Books.
iyisoNj blaKbman, taylob a 00., tjz wu<
OEO. Q A W.SnKRWOOD. KO RotUh Canal-tt
1 Stoves—wholesale,
WHITE AROS-SStAN. 146 Weal Madison at
J. F. RATHBONE CO-30 and 33 Sooth Canal-eU
TILLOTSON BROS., Michigan a T and Jackionat.’
0 Lap Chandlers «fc Sallxnakera.
GILBERT HUBBARD A CO- Hand IF. Market at
ASORANrDN.rc to 3 South Wat« r
Soldlera* Claim and pension Agency.
COLONEL J, W. HOYDEN. ?J West Madisoa st.
Stoves and Furnaces.
A. X. LEAVENWORTH, 318 Weat Lake at
Shelling,
AMERICAN SHELVING CO- Michigan ar. A Jackson
1 Taira,
i DENNISON A CO-S4 South Csnalst.
B. WILWON A CO 35 Weat Lake at.
Tobaaco (Manafaeturera snd Johtem.t
HXABTT. WAIT A DODOK. oppoiits 299 Michigan a*
Tin Can* and Japanned Ware 5 0 R
NORTON A FANCHE|t, <3 and t5 Boulh 0m jlgt.
Tea# (Wholesale),
F, A. BBATMEB, JR. A CO- Ml W, WMhlntton.«t
N.BHEHWOOD A CO., 81* Mate-st.
DANA, IITPK A CO- IN.U. Draper, agtH9Lak»«t_
TAYLOR A WRIGHT. 475 WnbaoUr. 9 tU
Transportatlo n.
GREAT WESTERN DESPATCH, 519 State at.
Trunk manufacturer!.
RILET* BBAXDISHODRE. .9 N rth J.ff.noD-tt
UASKCI.I,t BEUTUER, ITeW.Uab.T,
IMSKKI.L i BUOTIIEU.M Mil, U.l.,nl,iir. Msill.on
Tin tflnt. and metal., IliiSrf
Japanned Ware-
OR AGIN BBOS A CO.. 3« and M North CTlnton.
FRANK BTDKGfiS A CO—cor. flarrfaon and Peoria.
Fancy Goods.
BASLUM BROS. cor. Mich ae. and Van Bn ten.
Undertaker.
JAS. WRIGHT, t2 North Clinton at.
_ linlvornltyßedldnef,
Dr. E. HALLOCK, U TwVotv- atttU at.
Vinegar manufacturer*.
EUGENE A. SPINK. 343 South Jefferson at.
Watch mannfa*torlns Co.
NATIONAL (icIQIN). cor. Green and Washington.
Wire Cloth and Nettlngi,
CLINTON WIRE CLOTH CO- 781 Sute.rt,
Wall paper &nd Window Shades,
F, E. RlGHT.B23Btatest.
West Side Homestead Association.
OFFIUS, 71 Sontb Peoria, near Madisoa it,
_ Yeait.
WATERLOO YEAST CO.. Mich, aaasd Harmon court
LEGAL NOTICES.
Circuit Coart of Cook Coanty.
IX CHAXCERV—The People of the State of lU|.
uota. n. The Herchaata* Insurance Compaur of
Chlouro, UUcoU. vv«v*uj
Notice I* Httvbr given that hr an interlocutory
decree entered In the abo re eaaer, (ho anderal anted kaa
been appointed Receirer of all the property, funds, and
effects of the* Merchants* Insurance Company of uiit
persons Indebted to told Company are reonested
on or beforv December 1. A.. D. 1371. at 10 o’clock a. m.
Nt Uic office of the Receiver, In the Masonic Building,
No. 301 W'eat Raadolph-et- In the rljy of Chicago, to
Vender art account, of the debts and sums ol money
ptrlng by them to the Oonapany, and to pay tho aame.
All peracma bavtUK in their possession &nr property
or effects of said company arc required to deliver the
same to the undersigned, at his eaid office on or before
the day above named.
All creditors of said company, and especially holders
of policies who hare sustained lose, ana who hare not
heretofore furnished proof thereof to said company are
required to present tnidr demands at his said office, on
or before tbe day above named. Dated, Chicago
Xov ember 8, in. /T?
WILLIAM U DOQGETT. Receiver.
Hitchcock, Dupe* Brans. Solicitors tor Receiver.
sohOieast cor. Monroe-st- and Flfth-nv.
Circait Coart of CookConnly.
IX CHAXCERT.—The People of the State of HU
not*, ra. the State Insurance Cotppjnr of Chicago.
Notice l» hereby given, that by an inteiiocntorr de
cree entered lb the above cause, the undersigned has
been appointed Receiver of all the property, funds,
and' effects of the state insurance Company of Chi
ns indebted to sold Company are requested,
on or before December i, A. D. tetj at 10 o’clock a. m.,
of the office of the Receiver, No. 92 West Msdison-su.
In the City of Chicago, to render an account of the
debts and sums of money owing by them to the Com
pany, and to pay the same.
AD peraoos having In their posawion asv property
or effects of sold Company, are required to deliver the
same to the undersigned, at his said office, on hr before
The day above named.
All creditors of said Company, and cspedallyholders
of policies who have sustained loss, and have not here
tofore furnished proof thereof, to said Company.'ore
required to prrjeni their demands at his aaiuofflee, oh
4>r before ■tbe’dayalpjre’nAincd.
Dated Chicago. November A 1871.
HORACE A. HURLBUT, Receiver.
HITCHCOCK, dltkc. «t £vabts, Solicitors for Re
ceiver. southeast corner Memroe-st. and Flfth-av.
TO BENT.
TO RENT.
For a Private Hotel, large brick house of 25 rooms.with
large grounds, one of the beet locations in the city.
Apply (0 _W. If. SAMPSON!
f Realßatajeaod Hoasp-Htottogn*^
.OOF
PATENT FIBE PR
_jFf'vgr|i I
iPat|§iit #aS|rlferqpJ
felting
For Covering the Out and Inside
of'Buildingsr'”"”'
No Tar Substance Used.
The quality and strength of it SUPFIOB I
as a substitute for more expensive mate
rial for Building Purposes, such as Koof
ing. Siding; T-rmng under Shingles or C lap-,
•board*. and for walls and Ceilings inside,
instead, of Plaster and for Floor Covering
1 in place of Carpets, for which purposes it
is handsomely colored. Its TWM.KNSE
STBENOTH will satisfy all who doubt its
WHEN IT IS KNOWN that
a strip of it an inch in -width -will sustain,
one hundred and twenty-five pounds.
This material has advantages over
Wood —it will not start from the nailing,'
or sun-crack to let in the cold It makes a I
building COOL in SUMMBB, and WASH
in WlN'J.'Kii.
Any ordinary workman. can apply it
without difficulty. l
To all those who wish to' build with
view to economy as well as comfort, this
material cannot mil to satisfy in every par
ticular.
PRICES.
Extra Heavy, for Hoofing, $2.50 per 100
S ittegrtllar Hoofing or Siding, $2.00 per 100
Walls and Ceilings inside of rooms,
k^ngondwrcS^loM^, Slate and Shingles,
65 cents per 100 square feet-
Nails for Hoofing Siding, 25 cents for
every 100 square feet.
An Hoofing, Siding,' Wall Ceiling, and
Carpeting is 24 inches wide. Lining Pelt,
from 24 to-36 inches wide: 1 iu
Call at Hooms 6 and 7, No, 188 West
Madison-st., and see samples.
WILLIAM ZIMEH.Tff AN.
SAFETY TOILER.
WATEE, TtJBE
SAFETY BOILER
Experience with several thousand horse-power ol
BABCOCK A WILCOX BOILERS ba* demonstrated
that tin-;* combine Hie HIGHEST EFFICIENCY.
ECONOMY.and SAFETY*.
The following linns, among others, navejmrcbased
ihlsßoUirt
UecaMm »t Donner, Sugar Refining Co., New
York S pollers, 600 IT. P.
Havemeyers Elders, bngar Refiners. New
York 0 bollero, 450 XI. P.
Mfltthlesseii Wlecber's Sugar Helinlng Co.,
N«nr York 4 boilers, 300 11. P.
11. C. Ilavemeyer it Co., Sugar Kellners. New
York 3 boilers, 22511. P.
Singer Sewing Machine Company.. New
York boilers, IW 11. P.
Jessup it M(*ore, PaiHT Mills, Wilmington,
Pel. boilers. 200 IT. P.
Calvert sugar Rciinen', Baltimore, Mary
land 14 boilers, 70011. P.
Wood. Weeks A Co., Sugar Refiners. Baltl
more, Md S boilers, coo IT. P.
Boilers from £0 IT. P. upward furnished at abort no
tiee. Almi, first-class SUyun Engines.
For Illustrated Circulars, drawings, estimate®, AC.,
address BABCOCK Sc WILCOX,
‘I I Cortlnndt-st., New York.
MERCHANT TAROR.
JOHN STEVENSON,
Draw ii Tailor.
Comer Tl’abaxbHfr. aui
ujt ttairi,
Begs to inform his customers
and the public generally that he
has resumed business, and is
ready to fill any orders entrust
ed to his care in his usual style
and manner.
OCEAN NAVIGATION.
INMAN LINE,
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS,
Cgrryln? tie Halls between Europe and
America. Steam twice a week between
Sew York and Liverpool, Queens
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, and
Scandinavian, German, and
other European Ports.
Through Tickets between all ih« principal cltiea In
the United States anil Europe.
Bight Drafts for £i and upward cn Great Britain.
Ireland, and tho Continent. Address
FRANCIS C. BROWN.
39 West Klnzlo-st., Chicago.
COLLECTOR’S SALE.
UNITED STATES COLLECTOR'S SALE, AT
Lois. Iroquois Conntv, Illinois. The real estat
and personal property belonging to the Lain Distillery,
will be offered for sale on tho distillery premises, at
Loda, Iroquois Countr. Illinois. between tho hours of
.10 o'clock <u m. and the setting of tho min. on the nth
ibiy of November, IS7I, to the highest and best bidder
for cash. Said distillery premises, and tho personal
properly belonging thereto, was distrained for the non.
payment of taxes due tho government byvtrtao of two
warrant* issued under my hand and Real, on the 15th
and )7th days of June, lb7l, mid advertised for sale on
the I.lth daj* of September. 1571. by order of the United
Stales Circuit Court of the Northern District of Illi
nois.
Schedules and descriptions of tho said property may
bo seen at Hoorn 13, Congress Hall, Chicago, or ob
tained by addressing me. at Mattonn, Illinois.
JONATHAN RICHMOND,
Collector Seventh District Illinois.
IfATTOON', ru.. Nov. 6.IsTL
TIME TABLE,
Arrival and Departure of Trains.
SPRIKO A.RRAKGEXENI
Illinois Central.
U.viojt Depot—Foot of Lake-st.
_ Leave. Arrive.
at. Lotus Express am 3:35 n m
do Fast line 6:10 pm *7:00 ans
Cairo Stall .*Sh2oam tJOpn
Cairo Express auopm 7,-OOam
Keokuk Passenger *s:lspm *&3spm
Effingham Passenger. *.vis p m
Kaukokeo Passenger *11:00 pin 'MDicd
Hyde Dork and Oak Woods. &Jd am 7:45 a m
do do do 9:45 am *11:00 am
do do do i *11:10 pm I:4spm
.do do do- 3.-00 p m *5:15 pm
do do do *5:10 pm *7:35 pm
do do do 'll;Wpm
•Sundays excepted. fSaturdays excepted.
Lake Shore d: lUlchlgnn Souther? Railway,
Depot—Corner of Vanßurcn and Sherman-sis.
Tieket_Offlce,s« South Clark-st.
SpocJaliewYbrkKrnivss *«:00am *7roonm
(daily) B:lspm 840 am
Night Express *1 WO p m *i&ao a a
Chicago, Burlington Ac Quincy Bnllrond.
Ticket Office in Briggs House, corner Canal and Sfadl
eon-sts. Dcjmi eomot of India rm-uv. and
Slxteenth-st.
Mallanrt Express 730 am 4:15 pb
PaclficFast Line *Kh4gam a^onm
Galesburg Passenger. a-oopm Sidpm
hlendota Ottawa Passenger.* 439pm 81*3ab
A Ul S. ra a,a,< nccr kSO pm &ao a a
Pacific N Ight Express,,,.... 1 fcCOpm t 7:46 ain
DowncraG.'ovo ACconmiodatlnn* i-is pm s-mnm
Downer's Grove Accommodation* &l.lpra *lO-00 n w
-iolw
Riverside and irinsulflle 6.30 b m *fcoo&n
Riverside sod Hinsdale *lO-00 am ♦ljo b n
Riverside and Hinsdale. %45pm «.-45db
•Sundays excepted. 1 Saturdays excepted. tMonam
excepted,
Mich. Central Sc <3 rent Wnirra Bail way.
Union Depot— Foot of Lako-st. Ticket office, 93 Lake
*L AH trains stop at Twenty-setfondsL
Mall (via mall line and air line).* CjOaai g.-CG n a
York Express fcOOnm 7:05 po
AL Ex. (dally) via Air Line. 5:15 pm g.-ooaa
Mght Express. •tMOpm *iSaJa*
LOCAL TKADO.
Kalaxnasoo, Jackson <t Three
Hirers Accommodation MrOOpm •Ifcssam
Grand Rapids Express *MO am T.-os p m
♦M’Wan
Sunday night &ispm
Bandar excepted. t Saturday excepted. i Mondar
excepted. HENRY C. WENtWOBTH.
General Passenger Agent
Cbfcoge, Alton Sc St, Louis Railroad.
Express Man ‘MO am >&s)aa
Joliet Accommodation 4iijpa iioam
Express. «CaJpm H3opm
UgbgUm£xKeii9.; i wopm (TsuSo
pxedpt Sunday*. t Saturdays Acepted. t Sondar
and Monday excepted. Arrive every morning.
Chicago, Danville Sc Vincennes Railroad.
Milwaukee Detox—corner Canal and Kinzie stract*
West Side. Pnirtit Office at C., C. Jt I; C. Co/s
office, corner Halsted and carroU streets.
Mall Train, C’dcago Tuuo 4:10 p m MO a m
Pliuborgh, ClDdnnnil Sc St. Louis Railroad.
Drrot—Corner Canal and Klnttoats., Chicago.
Ticket office—Comer Randolph and Dearborn-sta.
SSgSSSS^eSSSssu-A-Eiai: 7dß 7:35,
Colmfihus Eastern—- J&W p m fcio p w
Cincinnati Columbus Tispm 7:23 azc
Indianapolis, Cincinnati St Louls
-'■Ulb TASpffi &lopn
Lansing Accommodation 4:io p m 7:35 a s
Chicago, Rock Island Sc Pacific Railroad.
Depot—Corner Van Suren and Shorman-ata.
_ Ticket office—37 South aarfc-st
Kight Express .UfcW p m 7.-C0 a m
Pern Accommodation. 4Jopm *fc«aa
Pacific Express.. .-IWoatn '3dspm
An elegant pallor sleeping car la attached to the IMO
a, m. train" running throngh to Connell Blub and
Omaha.
Chicago Northwestern Hallway.
Ticket Office—Southeast comer of dork and lake
sta.
CUnton Paaamger. ‘fcSOa m *6:45 p
Pacific laat Un« -10:45 am *5:15 d m
Pacific nlglit expreua 19:45 p m i&3O a m
Fort _Podga and Dnbuqo®
express *p oo p m *2:30 p a
Sioux City and Dubuque ex.. •5?oo a m 7;isan
Milwaukee mall a m •ifclOao
Milwaukee express »9:45 a m •£oo p ts
Milwaukee p m *7:40 pxu
Milwaukee passenger (dally): u oo pin s«o a m
Gruenßay express. *lO 00 a m *7JS p a
orocu Bay. *6 00 p m *SJO a SI
•Sunday excepted. (Saturday* da. liloudays 09.
L-f.
BANKING.
rffoTING.
NOTICE. j'"
z**-' Pen ding the completion or its repairs, thL
First N ati onai—B an k
_ THOST
Will, oiCTfIAJ BSOA&fyqv.l. pcenpy the temporary
office erectwl foi*ifa *nsh on Washlngton-si., nearly op
posito.the old.Canklwill»Hnir«— hoped
Hint this location, acectulblo by street cars ana omni
bus lines from all parts ot the city, vllleo meet thb wants
ot all onr Wends as to rentier branch .offices unneces
sary. Our I
?lIE MD BHEBME-MOBf TAB ITS
wero uninjured In tho-lato; fire;. and,-wlth thoatroriß
guard kept oxer thetu night and day, given guarantee
of oaloty not generally fotinrl In the city at the present
times onr depositors Who. have Tohmble papers; eta,
can arrange with us for their sate heaping, 11 they so
slam j. 'nickeson, pks’i.
L.J.eAGE. Ca.hicr. 1
Savitigs Bank.
MnlDsneiMGo
Located at 37 West Madison-sf.,
<mder tUo Sherman Hotue, ara paring their Depositors
IN FULL.
Liberal advances made on coin*
,8. \V. BAWSON. President
J. H. I*EABSON..Vic« President
1 W. B. IIQSWELL. Cashier.
Dlrectors—W. K. MoAlliKtw. y. W. Rawson; James
Ward, John BueMnr, K. iv PolsUer, J. W. Pearson,
James t
THE
FI National BanE;
Will build immediately on
the northwest corner of Mad
ison-st. and and
expect to occunv their new
building hy December 1,1871.
0, B. SAWYER, Pres.
H. LTOIHGTON, Vice Pres.
ISAAC Q. LOMBASD, Cash.
ChleafiO, Oct, US. IS7I.
p
a
8
THE REAL ESTATE LOAI
TRUST CO.,
BANKERS,
AND
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic DzchanP
GAVE RESUMED BCSINISff"
AT GSS WA B ASH-A V
Kbit Fourteenth sc.,
And are prepared to pay all demand* In tall. Dope**"
received, and oar regular banking business trsoeapt*.
as usual.
For the accommodation of onr West Side friends
customers. we shall open an office In a few days in t
part of the city. BF.NJ. LOSLUAiU), Presided*
S. A. BKIGGS, Vice President.
Merchants’ Natioua
Bank of Chicago,
I¥o. 335 Nliclii^an-av
BRANCH OFFICE,
30 32 S. Canal-st,
THK IVEBRCHANTS’,
Farmers’ Mechanics'
SAVINGS BANK.
Extlttslrcly a Satin?. Bank. Bo Loans on
Personal Security.
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
64 Sonlh Ilalsted-st., Near Madison.
CP* "Wo hare a new flro-proof vault.
Tlie National Bank
OF CO~WTVrFiB.CE.
now located and doing business as nfinal at ?»o. 50
Wabash av„ will remove, un or about tlio£Otho( ibis
month, to the corner of Watuush-av. and
where theyaro having n brick building erected for
banking purposes, with vaults.
BENJ. F. TTADDUCFT, president.
P. C. MAYNARD, Vice President,
E. MAYNARD. Cashier.
THE
STATE. SAM IMTIJTIii
Hu a temporary ofllce at
NO. 589 WABASH-AV.,
And will remove lut of November to new blot i
in? built on Madiiouat., between 3!arket at,.an*
«IS?A w erp W IU h" located until thev can of-
KIBB-PROOF BANK BUILDING on the old site.
U LaSalle at.
LAZARUS SILWiRM CO.
BANKERS,
563 Wabash-av.,
lontinne their business as usual. All de
osits payable on demand.
lAZ. SILVERMAN 00.
EDWARD HAIGHT CO.
BANKERS,
IVo. 9 Wall Street, flfew Terß.
FXVE 7SB. CENT. Interest Allowed on
wSeni” BsnTL 0 our<lna as my state or
Individuals or Arm* banking with tin mar dprw.it.
<V™ a* they pleuo, tlio aamo aa with any iJank*
per cratl* 1 W ttUo>r lnltnait on all balances)[of flvo
Wo buy and sell Bonds, Stocks, Gold. Buslucm na.
»if r8 bustneu notes and drafts thronghotrt
ibo tnitedhutea. giving prompt ratunia.
THEE, TOKOT 00.,
BANKERS,
381 TfITABASH-AY.
Gold and Silver. Government Secnrltlee, Land War
rants. College Scrip, and Railroad Stocks and Bond*
bought and sold.
CCSHTIAA HAKDIA.
BANKERS,
Have* •mimed bailor* at No. 20 Michigan av„ wv.*-.
pr*»pa»ed to meet all demand* la fall. Deposit*
aud onrxtgolar banking basinets transacted as
AcconaU of merchant* and country banker* will r.f
apodal attention. For the accommodation of onr
friend* and customer* wt> Lavq opened'»
official No. 10 Canal »t..jnst north of Randolph.
SAFES!
MACNEALE& URBAN’S.
J. M. TERWILLIGER, Agent,
37 South Canal-st., and 51 West
Lake-st., Chicago, HL
These Safes hare proved Ihcrascves true Sabnuan-.
ilODi. Call at our office and .-fee the certiilcates of merit
front manj of the best firms In the city.
e bare a lam lot ol Safes on hambaml mare to ar
nre lumedlalelj’. It yon consider your own Interests,
you will call and see us before purchaalnir any other
Kina ot Sate than those of the above make.
SAFES.
MARVIN CO.,
No. 17 South Canal
Are receiving fall line Jof thalr celebrated Alnm and
Dry floater Fire*Probl Sate*, Burglar. Safas, Plate
£stes. Vault Scon, Exppssa Hum, Ac., Ac.
Tho BBsT bAFKO ever offered to the people of Chicago,
t'-all and see them before yon bur.
No. irSoalh Canal at., Chicago.
N‘>. 253 Broadway, New Fork.
No. WlCbeetunl Philadelphia.
N«. SB Slain at.. Buffalo.
No. LOS Dank st.. Clereland.
THE
mcrcial accounts.
the
Formerly 13 South Clark-sL
SAFES,
INSURANCE.
”168’ HtSl’ll 'ill:
THE
HOME
li&Urance Company,
OF COLIMBUS, OEM.
Cash Capital,
$500,000.00
995,479.12
Assets, Not. I, IS7I,
liabilities,'including CW-
cage Losses,
Was the first Company to notify Policy
holders in Chicago that it would pay
claims in full.
The losses of the Company by the Chi-
cago fire are being adjusted and paid as
rapidly as possible. I
Business solicited at fair rates. Adjust
ing Office for Chicago,
17 Eldi’idg'e-conrf.
Agents of the Company visiting the
city are requested to call.
JACOB PEEXEEY, Gen’l Agent.
GEO.C.CLARRE&CO..
LOCAL AGENTS,
10 Eldridgc-conrt.
Homs
INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
OUGAMZED IK4.
HOWARD
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Sow York.
ORGANIZED IS3.
CITIZENS’
INSURANCE CO.IIPAXY, of Xew York,
ORGANIZED U36,
Chicago loum paid by Bight Draft* D
h>w Yorte am lait m proper adjustment*
are made.
The above old. vell-knowa end reliable Companies,
proved bp tin*, continue to indemnify the people.
Policies Issued by their West MJe Office, 30 sad ;|*4
Causl Bt., OTiT William Blair A Co.; South Side Office.
449 Wabash a.v.. ov v r First National Bank,
Adjusting Office, 404 Wabash sr.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
The patron# ot this Ac-ncy can hate all necM*nry as
sistance and advice as to making ‘TUUUFS OF
LO.' i N, M upon application at W.ibaah av., ahere
officers of the Companies and an able corps of adjuster*
are settling all claims,
ARTHUR t\ DUCAT.
iETNA
INSURANCE CO.,
Of Hartford, Conn.
Organized A. D. 1819.
Losses Paid in FI fly-two Years, Over s39r
000,000—Esc of Late Chi
cago Losses.
CASH CAPITAI, $3,000,000
Witti on Ample Re-Insurance Fund to be kept
intact alter Paying Chicago Losses.
ASSETS OfEB $4,500,000!
This well-known and reliable Company*
which has stood the tests of over half a cen
tury, will continue Issuing SEW POLICIES
and renewing old ones at current rates.
GOODWIN PASCO, Agents,
Office, 555 Wabasb-av, 43Sooth Canal-st.
Adjusting Office: TSO Wabash-ar.. where over |£oo,ooo
losses by the late tiro Imvu ulremly been paid.
Underwriters’ Agency,
OF NEW YORK.
Casb Assets, After paying Chleaga tosses,
$2,500,000.
Wc arc paying losses In fall as fast as ad
nslcd, by Sight Drafts on Sew. Tort,
ADJUSTING OFFICE,
60 South Canal-st.,
SECOND FLOOR.
FIRE INSURANCE
Bisks written, on Dwellings ami'other prop
erty, at the- Local Offices,
CS South Cannhst., 3d door.
and 475 n'abash-av.
OGDES, SUM k SiDM,
AGENTS.
TOXKERS SEIF FORK.
Insurance Company.
All persons who have not prcvenTed their claims and
proofs of loss should do ho at mice, aod all policies out
standlng should be promoted for cancellation, and prop,
ortv insure! in solvent Companies.
Tlie Company has Uih-ii obliged to retire from the
odd, and lias gone Into tlie hands of a Receiver.
Ko compromise has been prop.is.tl, ami all its assets
will bo faithfully applied to settlement of the Com
pany's obligations, claimants can facilitate matters
by handing in their claims at om-o to A. WILLIAMS,
Adjuster for the Receiver, uus Imliana-av.
NOTICE.
Tho rrralJcnl nr the Occi.lmtal In.nran neCnmMnr
ol Son Francisco, *IU be. anU after -ftro SiS, M
No 40 'Ve«t llftr.^ o l I>h^u
“T”' b r u.o
A 'O- CKEEyEBAUaf. ABCDt.
Pacific Ijisuranco Co. of San
Irancfsco.
f-E AS CAPITAF. Sl.QCu.irx, (lUX.D. Ill.t, ukon a
Losses oniplly adjasistl and paid.
Western Unccli i Jce. 4Jg 4V*ba*h ■t>iTn«
Asenta. Miller A Drew
471 Wnboeh-4T..L00r .»*i-nis for Chic asm. m
omte BcpabDc Idaoruicc Company,
Chicago* 508 Wabash-av,
.AO persons haring claims against this Company are
reqnewteil to make tegular prool of loss, U i! hie tliem
at once, xrrangi meata have been tmulo to a«liuat their
dalnis possible dispatch la the otdoc la which
NORTH AMERICAN£FIRE INS. CO.
,c? ir S e8 Riding claims for loss or damages by tho
late fire, under policies of tim company, will please
present their proof* of loss at the office of Uw>. C.
Clarke, Esq., by the 2ftth next.
WYLU3 BLACKESTONE,
Receiver.
FOR SALE,
Sugar-Cured Bacon Han&v
Just received, a small consignment of the eeK-bsntedf
"JIAIIYLtSD BRAND”of Canvassed. Hatgar-Cumk
Bams; abo, of the BRAND ”of h«m«, both
well-known und hishiv-appreclated in the Eastern and
Southern cities. They are tolerably average H
to 19J&*; arc m choice order: veryjuky.aad most stilt
able fur tho of hotels, and reatanmnta.
will bo sold at moderate price* lu quia titles of 1 Uercfr
upward, to close cotislirmneat. by
X HENRY iIILWARD CO_
Boom 1. No. 100 Slrteentb-st,'
SEWING MACHINES^
GBOV£B BAKER
sewii menu mm,
OQ WEST RANDOLPH-ST^
(earner ot Jefferson.)
Better prepared for tinatneas than ever before Soffh.
cm by ihonre liberally dealt with.
333,47'